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Hi there It would be nice to add milliseconds support to this tool
I was able to do that at runtime by overriding some internal values with the following code part:
import re from pytimeparse import timeparse timeparse.MILLIS = r'(?P<millis>[\d.]+)\s*(?:ms|msecs?|millis|milliseconds?)' timeparse.TIMEFORMATS[0] += r'\s*' + timeparse.OPT(timeparse.MILLIS) timeparse.MULTIPLIERS['millis'] = 1e-3 timeparse.COMPILED_TIMEFORMATS[0] = re.compile(r'\s*' + timeparse.TIMEFORMATS[0] + r'\s*$', re.I)
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Feature: Add milliseconds support.
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Resolves wroberts#22 Co-authored-by: Peter Zaitcev <USSX.Hares@yandex.ru>
@USSX-Hares thanx for idea. It was added to pytimeparse2==1.3.0
pytimeparse2==1.3.0
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Just a note, I think this may be a duplicate of #17
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Hi there
It would be nice to add milliseconds support to this tool
I was able to do that at runtime by overriding some internal values with the following code part:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: